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2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission over a year and still wandering

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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Little break, big smoke.....

Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) First post transmission question

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Boy, this truck has definately won. I have spent tons of money and time fighting the wonder issue.



I had a thought on the steering box. Can the box alone cause the steering to not center much like the effect of not having enough camber? Is there a valving adjustment that helps the box center itself or are we relying on camber alone? I have done the over center and bearing adjustment on several ocasions.



DSS, DT track bar, Thuren heim joint cross over steering (all helped and excelent products with great guys), 3 steering boxes, new u joints and ball joints, new rims and tires ballanced twice, 3 or 4 alignments camber set to 4. 3 and 4. 5 now and has been at several combinations from 2. 5 up, new sway bar bushings and radius arm bushings, in my opinion there is nothing else left. Sterring shaft is nice and tight, Rear axle is tight and in line.
 
blmyachtsales said:
Boy, this truck has definately won. I have spent tons of money and time fighting the wonder issue.



I had a thought on the steering box. Can the box alone cause the steering to not center much like the effect of not having enough camber? Is there a valving adjustment that helps the box center itself or are we relying on camber alone? I have done the over center and bearing adjustment on several ocasions.



DSS, DT track bar, Thuren heim joint cross over steering (all helped and excelent products with great guys), 3 steering boxes, new u joints and ball joints, new rims and tires ballanced twice, 3 or 4 alignments camber set to 4. 3 and 4. 5 now and has been at several combinations from 2. 5 up, new sway bar bushings and radius arm bushings, in my opinion there is nothing else left. Sterring shaft is nice and tight, Rear axle is tight and in line.



Has your current tire been on for the entire time?



I had an issue with wandering that could not be fixed in an old truck. Turned out to be the Copper tires I was running. No matter what tread or rating, they all did it. Switched to BFGs, problem gone.



Not saying that it is tire related, just curious.



Dave
 
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